These guys clearly love to create.
Wednesday, 25 August 2010
Tuesday, 10 August 2010
Not a crack fox
And you all thought it was drawing of a crack fox. It was in fact my weasel costume, soon to be tiger. I forgot the many knecklaces. boo. But what a wondeful night in the Secret Wonderland, thank you so much everyone who put it together it was such a wonderful time.
Jim Noir, My Patch
Although I turned my back on Manchester many years ago, it still follows me with some of it's greatness. Jim Noir, awesome name, fun song. You may recognise the song from Little Big World ads. Unfortunately, I've not overly enjoyed the rest of his stuff, it's good but it's not amazing. But I'm waiting, there must be more Groove Armaderesque lushness up his sleeve. He's on Spotify and http://www.myspace.com/video/vid/3668417 great vid! well done you.
worky worky
Had a bit of spare time this avo. A friend suggested I turn these illustrations into greetings cards. A wonderful suggestion, however this is the only idea I have at the moment so it'd be a short lived situation!
Tala
Beautiful dress from Boohoo.com. Got me right out of a wedding dress pickle this weekend. Had to look for a fairly decent picture of me in it before I put it up here, took a while!
Face Mask
a break from tradition
Above left shows the frozen yoghurt parlour from tangysweet in Washington, US. On their site they tell us about a ceiling of woven light creating a sense of openness and interaction in the main space while the more intimate 'yoghurt lounge' provides an area for quiet conversation and retreat. How different from the original ice cream parlours of decades past. I assumed them to be young, bright and loud, encouraging teen flirting and spots. Possibly tangysweet saw a missed opportunity where adults needed a cold, minimalist 'yoghurt lounge' to go and eat pretentious cold fluids in silence whilst nerding on the web. It hardly resembles the joy of inclusion and community like Cheers does it?
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